Open Source
Discover libraries, frameworks, and developer tools.
A subset of GitHub. What’s indexed
5,687 results in this catalog
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opencrabs / opencrabs
1,005Project type not yet classified
The all-in-one AI agent. Build mobile apps, frontend, backend, manages files, deep research, schedule tasks and events. Self-improving, self-healing, fully autonomous. TUI, CLI and Daemon. Connect to your favorite channels. Zero Telemetry.
Written in Rust
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Project type not yet classified
A beautiful, Windows 11-style Clipboard History Manager for Linux 💅
Written in Rust
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lumen-oss / lux
1,004Developer tool
A luxurious package manager for Lua
Developer ToolsWritten in Rust
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storytold / artcraftx
1,003Project type not yet classified
ArtCraft-X
Written in Rust
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betrusted-io / xous-core
1,001Project type not yet classified
The Xous microkernel
Written in Rust
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next-hat / nanocl
1,001Application
Work in progress distributed system that simplifies the orchestration of containers and virtual machines.
CLI / TerminalNetworkingWritten in Rust
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tweedegolf / mailcrab
1,000Project type not yet classified
Email test server for development, written in Rust
Written in Rust
About this catalog
“All projects” means all projects in this index, including resources and education. We have not indexed every GitHub repository. Discovery uses public GitHub searches across Rust, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, Java, C, C++, C#, and other languages, plus category queries. Configured star floors favor established projects; smaller or newer projects may be missing.
Topics and specific description phrases determine categories and project kinds, supplemented by a small override file. Projects can have multiple categories; insufficient evidence stays unclassified or unknown. Libraries & frameworks is the default view; select Resources / education or Everything to find tutorials and curated lists. Clear all restores this default, with archived repositories and forks excluded. UI categories describe products for building interfaces, not every app with a GUI. Labels are discovery aids and may be imperfect.
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Search matches whole terms across names, descriptions, topics, categories, project type, implementation language, and verified ecosystems. Name prefixes help as you type. Automatic sorting uses Most stars without text and Best match with text; choosing another sort preserves your choice. The legacy category=frontend link now selects Web frontend.